May 11 1955 Frederick News brief subscription note
This item lists the Four The News publication details with prices, subscription rates, and postal information. It notes the newspaper’s establishment in 1853 and an affiliation with the Audit Bureau of Circulation, along with mailing details for Frederick Maryland.
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the News
Frederick
Pwticbet
Southern Ene & Mfg. CO
Rorth Court St
Predencke
Audit Bureau of Circulationg
Fredericx
Automobile longevity and mileage rise since 1930
Motor Car Longevity notes average car life doubled and mileage tripled since 1930. Current scrapped cars average 14.5 years old with 125000 miles. Improved streets and highways boost vehicle performance and longevity, while many vehicles now never leave paved streets.
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Ato
Automobile Facts
Bricker Amendment urged to safeguard constitutional rights
A 1955 statement from Pearl A. Header chair Frederick MD warns that international treaty law could override U S constitutional limits if Bricker Amendment is not adopted Two posts urge citizens to vote for the amendment and mail postcards to Senator Butler and Senator Beall with signatures to press their support Paragraph cites Bricker Amendment origin from American Bar Association and notes proposed by Committee for Constitutional Government with quotes from Frank Holman and National Society Daughters of the American Revolution official Frederick chapter
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Paris
United States
Supreme Court
United Nations
Bricker
American Bar Association
John Marshall Butler
Senate
Washington
D. C
J. Glenn Beall
Frank Holman
Committee For Constitutional Government
Pearl A. Eader
National Committee
Frederick
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick, Md
Journal of the
Human Rights Commission
Sean Mir
Turkey
Greece
Letters On Bricker Amendment And Universal Military Training
Letters argue for Bricker Amendment to curb treaties as supreme law and critique UN rights pledges. Another letter questions a universal military training bill, urging disarmament and civilian service while noting concerns about peacetime conscription and farm-district impacts. Robertson L. Strickler signs. Meyersville, Md. May 9, 1958.
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House of Representatives
Harold I. Stassen
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Indust Andt
Opedeet
Pasarhoier
Congress
Final Session Today On Austrian Treaty In Vienna
Four wartime powers meet in Vienna to finalize the Austrian independence treaty. If reparations terms stay unresolved the conference could fail, but officials remain hopeful the main ministers from Russia the United States Britain and France will arrive to push a conclusion.
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Vienna
Austua
Russia
Vo Malorov
Dik
Harold Waemilan
Forman Varester Ntame Pinay
Mytehet
Ecohanic PanroeniAns
Malstov
Mueteian
Cline Dyitinas
Vast Greantty
Fifty Years Ago News From Frederick May 11 1915
Fifty years back in Frederick readers learn of Stephen C. Geisbert becoming floor manager at Bradock Heights dancing pavilion. Frederick Female Seminary Alumnae open session. Miss Florence Train discusses Italian literature history. Frederick City Hospital reports 300 profit from Dramatic Club play. April treated 39 patients with 24 operations. Elections board burns last fall ballots at Wileco zon yard in presence of Judge Birely. Surat Fire Company annual demo invite accepted. delegates named John Malter, Witham Cramming, Gabindan, John Markey, Alban Wok.
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Stephen C. Geisbert
West South Street
Braddock Heights
Frederick Female Seminary
Board OF Supervisors of Elections
Wilecoxon and
Brown
Jacob M. Birely
Surat
John C. Malter Witham
Cramming, Vt Gabindan
John Markey
Alban MM. Wok
Twenty Years Ago From The News Column May 11 1285
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a 1285 event with a frederick open car incident and a severe head wound to Miss Doc Coble ntz. The piece mentions Mans Gulsts and the Beadsock Heights region, referencing Tatty Eidite at Tiewat College and local figures including Hein Wonule and a sheriff's 18398 docket.
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Rousevelt
Frederick
Doc Coblentz
Mroo
Nariman Coblen
Wanchister
Coteton
Tiewat College
Bradbeck
Scott
May Tyan
Summit talk in Soviet Russia debated by Western powers
Paris dispatch reports a four power conference idea debated among British French American and Soviet officials. Public pressure favors talks with the communists but sources say Moscow will not commit and a summit is not a magic device for peace. The piece notes internal Soviet prestige goals and warned that a four power meeting may fail to yield real gains.
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David Lawrence Paris
Soviet Russia
Asn
Russia
Moscow
Stalin
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Bulsanin
Khrushcho
Phe
Britain
France
United States
Emenhower
Gabe Reem Suds Mulaticy
Austria
West Germany
Berlin
East
West
Germany
Hitler
New York Herald Tribune
Overspending Income Unwise
Roger W Babson extols prudent finance amid a 1955 cautionary tale of job loss, mounting debts, and heavy fixed charges. He argues rising consumer credit and installment plans threaten stability, urging savers to build reserves and plan for unemployment.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
New England
Bermuda
Muskman
IHA
Butre Roser
W Babson
Sherbow Calls Off DES Office Building Plan
Sherbow acting as special investigator for the State Department of Employment Security recommended canceling plans for an office building on property once owned by department employees. He reviewed the Baltimore County real estate deal as part of his probe and urged action to Robert Grimble, newly appointed chairman of the Employment Security Board. Attorney General Ferthnant Seber agreed.
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Baltimore
Jo- Seah Sherbow
State Department of Employment Security
Todas
Department
Skerbow
Baltimore County
Robert & &Rimble
Enarman
Employment Secund Board
C. Ferthnant Seber
Letters Granted for Frederick M Crummitt Estate
Letters of administration were granted by the Orphans Court to SWilham FE Creummitt on Franklin Street as the only heir. No valuation was provided.
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Frederick M. Crummitt
Swilham FE
Preliminary Sketches For School Approved
School projects include 3482 dollars of furniture for New Thurmont elementary and 31,000 plus in Brunswick high industrial arts. Visual aids bought for four classrooms. Elm Street and Parkway receive multiple tables and chairs. Elm Street eighth graders face reassignment to Frederick High due to space, with north street students staying and bused south to Frederick High. Several retirements and resignations noted. staff movements include Thurmont High teacher Myers to French graduate study in France.
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Lancoln High School
Brunswick High Industrial Arts
Thurmont Elementary School
Parkway
Elm Street
Frederick High
Lincoln
Fellsville
Liberty
Woodsboro
New Midway
Thurmont High
Brunswick High
Brunswick Elementary
Frederick High School
Fourth Street
Hazel Goode
Old East Brunswick
Muss Lavinia Hood
Mn Brunswick
Gufestive
Adele Firshein
Mary Walker
North Frederick
Herbert Quick
Thurmont
Middlebury
Sorbonne
Sear
Doris McCutcheon
Hood College
L. Maat Ri Asohn
Indianhead
Serndena R. Buzzerd
Middletown
Shirley Lund
University of Minnesota
Betty J. Smith
Marie S
Radford Teachers College
Virginia
Somerset County
Lford Johnson
Stanford University
Charles J. Doernburg
Western Maryland , College
Local Hospital Staff Attend Maryland Conference in Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital representatives join the Maryland District of Columbia and Delaware Hospital Association spring meeting at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore. Attendees include Miss Ethel Northam director and Miss Henrietta Cramer assistant director along with board president Mrs Paul Michael and vice president Mrs F Walker Carty. Also noted are birthdays, personnel movements, and recent visits from area residents and families across Frederick and nearby towns.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland, District of Columbia and
Delaware Hospital
Lord Ballymore Hotel
Ballimore
Ethel Northam
Tenrieetta Cramer
Paul Slichael
Board of
Mnagers
F. Walker Carty
John W. Null
East Ninth Street
Charles Robert Eigenbrode
He OM Eigenbrode
Braddock Heights
Air Force
Lima State Hospital
Lima
Lorenzo Reeder
RFD
Aliddletown
Air
Floyd Reeder
Feagaville
Austin Reeder
Mary Lote
Siler Spring
Local health notes from Frederick and Brunswick
Among the sick Mrs Mary Barker Grimes of Walkersville has returned home from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after observation and treatment Mrs Albert A Schroeder of West Third Street is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Lola Kline of 20 East C Street Brunswick is improving at home after visiting Mother's Day patrons Mr Robert Leather of East South Street is a parent at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment He entered the hospital Monday Mrs Anna V Feaster near Brunswick operated on at Frederick Memorial Hospital is progressing as well as can be expected
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Mary Barker Grimes
Walkersville
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Albert A. Schroeder
West Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lola Kline
East C Street
Brunswick
Robert Leather
East South Street
Anna V. Feaster
Engagement Announced for Doris Cornelia Fisher to W Burtis Mercer
Mr and Mrs Russell C Fisher of Rocky Ridge announce the engagement of their daughter Doris Cornelia to W Burtis Mercer son of Mr and Mrs Arva F Mercer of Fairmont West Virginia No wedding date set. Maurice E Box colored Carver Apartments arrested Tuesday by Officers N Dorsey and Twenty held under 500 bond for hearing Jessie A Tobery RFD 5 Frederick charged with intestation by Serat Shook and Officer Dorsey junior high in Emminsburg Miss Ruby Wilt reappointed junior clerk in the board office.
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Russell C Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Doris Cornelia
W. Burtis Mercer
Arva F Mercer
Fairmont
Mlan Charles
Maurice Ebox
Carver Apartments
N. Dorsey
Heid
Jessie A. Tobery
RFD
Frederick
Serat Shook
Dorsey
Emminsburg
Ruby Wilt
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Citizens Truck Company
Camberland
Arthur G. Strine
Melvin Schwearing
Edward Morgan
Charles E. Troxell
William M. Moore
Benjamin B. Rosenstack
Lewis R. Dertebaugh
Alton Y. Bennett
James Fletcher
Harry Curry
Harry W. Miller
Frank Crebs
W. Bartgis Storm
Thomas Albaugh
John Franklin Miller
Edward Wison
Herman Aller
Messrs
Crebs
Wilson
Herman Muller
Strine
Mr Fletcher
Lloyd Hahn
Chester Stevens
Charles P. Staley
William B. Burail
City Register
Lotus E. Hichelberger
Charles V. Main
Charles W. Magaha
State Police
The
Sodality of
St. John's
Chuch
Joseph Elkins
Robert Haines
Robert Hess
Mary Michelle
St. John's Music Department
Herbert R. Jordan
Louisville
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Hein Wonule
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Harry S. Truman
Harry S Truman
Slover Park
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